19 Black trailblazers that may not have been in your history book
While lectures on the legacies of Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and Harriet Tubman are all important, some educators ...
How residents are preserving the history of Black neighborhoods
Uncover the nearly erased, but not forgotten, histories of these Black communities and their testament to resilience, from ...
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Challenging Deficit Views of Black People
Two eminent Black psychologists have recently passed. Their pioneering contributions helped transform psychological research ...
Trump's ‘Sanitized' Black History Month Proclamation Alarms Expert
Shaun Harper, a professor of education, business, and public policy at the University of Southern California, believes ...
I’m a solo traveler and this is the worst country I’ve ever been to — the people treated me like dirt
Malikah Kelly — who has traveled to dozens of countries across the globe — named and shamed the nation in a TikTok ...
7 Ingredients That Define the African Diaspora, According to Renowned Black Chefs
Related: Jessica B. Harris Receives James Beard Lifetime Achievement Award ...
'After 20 years, Black still touches people's hearts'
From its characters and settings to the interplay of light and darkness, Black told a unique story with an exceptional cast.
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The stories of Black queer people with HIV cannot be told in statistics
Yes, we can see that Black people account for 12% of the population but 40% of the estimated new HIV infections in the United ...
Roy S. Johnson: Hey, white people, it’s not too late to celebrate Black History Month with us
Feb. 27 — In 1869, John Willis Menard rose from his seat in the chamber of the U.S. Congress to defend his status as the ...
'Thank goodness for them': Black History Month honors labor leaders amid Trump rollbacks
Black labor leaders fought for workers of color, trailblazing work that continues as the Trump administration strips away key protections.
Tulsa mayor backs reparations plan for ‘Black Wall Street’ massacre victims
Monroe Nichols supports “significant elements” of the measure to recompense the families of Black people killed or left homeless by the 1921 race massacre.